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Bears that mark more trees more successful in mating

Posted by University of Alberta | May 13, 2021

Brown bears that rub against trees more often tend to have more offspring and more mates, U of A researchers find

Posted by Adrianna MacPherson | Oct 27, 2022

Despite increases in predators and hunting success

Posted by Adrianna MacPherson | May 30, 2022

The large-scale study adds to the understanding of how different grazing practices affect the land

Posted by Michael Brown | Mar 5, 2022

Research could help ranchers adapt to climate change and preserve vital ecosystems

Posted by Katie Willis | Mar 18, 2021

U of A scientists demonstrate how an underused grazing technique can help combat climate change and preserve paddock health